... SPY SHOT. The Secretary of the War Office on Tuesday made the following announcement :— “A prisoncr who was charged with apivllc and tried by general court-martial at t Westminster Guildhall on March 20 and following days was found guilty and sentenced ...

... by the Government, whereas they onght to be shot; eome of them to my knowledge are friends of the ringleaders of the German spy system. It does mnot matter whether they are naturalised or not. Naturalisation, as we know, has been used by Germans in this ...

... treaties. Lincoln had alleged that Eolitical motives were at the back of his cace, ut he was not charged with being a German spy or with high treason, but simply with com. mitting forgery. He recommended the jury to returr. a true bill. Lincoln applied ...

... during the first nine months of the war to get the German manager at the Killarney fiolel arrested. It was at that hotel that the spy Lody stopped. There was no doubt that much German money found its way to Kerry, which swarmed with German agents in the guise ...

... Finkelstone by forging the signature of a Mr. A. D. Farmer. According to a book published in America, accused is a self-confessed spy, and his croses. examination of Mr. Rowntree and other witnesses was mainly concerned in eliciting that the prosecution would ...

... Picture Palace, the chief pictures have included ‘* The master of Merripit,”” ** The Royal Artillery Corps,” ** Schmids the spy,’” *‘ The exploits of Elaine,”’ and ** The white star,”” while the performances of Jubb and Jerome—two versatile ladies in ...

... the French Fromt, the Rev. T. James, vicar of St. Anne’s, Brighton, tells in his parish magazine the story of his arrest as a spy. Eager to hold services, he ventured, without knowing it, outside the British area, and promptly found himself in custody, and ...

... Mack in & comedy act, and Harry Cotton, character comedian, each giving amusement. At the Globe Theatre the pictures were ‘‘ A spy at bay,” ** Hearts that are human,” ** The broken coin,”’ and wnr&icmru. The extra tarn provided by Adkin, the wotoring ven ...

... The eity of Brussels still stands out againet the payment of the fine of £25.000 demanded by Germany for the execution of the spy, Nels de Rode, who betrayed Miss Edith Cavell to the authorities. A New Zealander, William Brown, who was rejected in that colony ...

... been awarded the Distinguished Conduct Medal. Aage Edward Oxol Handest, a Dane, whom the prosecution described as a commercial spy, was sentenced at Newcastle to one month's imprisonment and recommended for deportation, for having boarded a Danish sbssel ...